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>The smaller 4 oz bulb was kept in a lower kitchen >cabinet because the enemas were given on top of the >kitchen table. >The larger 8 oz bulb was under the sink cabinet >because the enemas were given over the lap or on the >left side in bed. > >Both bulbs were red with a black tube. > > > >>Wondering where the enema bulb syringe was kept? >>Snooped around? >>I always snooped when visiting a friend, babysat, or >>when we travelled to visit someone. >> >>My mom, and aunt, kept the red rubber enema bulb >>syringe in the bathroom closet. After each use it was >>left airing out for a few days. So I knew an enema >>was given. >> >>I found the bulb in other homes in the bathroom >>closet, linen closet. Remember one mom kept it in one >>of the kitchen cabinets. Where she kept first aid >>type of things. >> >>The woman I sat for kept it in a hallway closet. When >>I didn’t sit for a few days I knew it was used. >>Cause it was moved from where I last sat there. >> >>Was fun in a weird way to discover an enema bulb. And >>wondering when it was last used and who got an enema. >> >>I would squeeze it a few times to see if it was dry or >>not. >> >>The woman I sat for was divorced . She gave an enema >>to her two kids often. When I started sitting for her >>she had a small cream colored 4 oz bulb. Then later >>got a 6 oz and then a 8 oz syringe. >> >>She never mentioned the enema. >>I don’t think she knew I snooped. Was exciting >>finding the enema and discovering she purchased a >>larger syringe.

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